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Bloomberg staffers who work on its list of billionaires are upset that they didn’t receive credit on the Forbes’ billionaires list for the lower valuation of Christy Walton’s wealth, reports Keith Kelly of the...

Mumbrella Asia’s editor Robin Hicks spoke with Forbes chief revenue officer Mark Howard about its strategy. Here is an excerpt: Mark, 70 per cent of Forbes’ ad revenue now comes from digital. Can you explain how that...

Managing editor Bruce Upbin of Forbes writes about the start of its new tech podcast The Premise. Upbin writes, “With interviews, features and audio op-eds, The Premise is for and about the people who buy...

Forbes Media is currently seeking a Copy Chief. The Copy Chief oversees all copy-editing and final editorial production for Forbes Magazine, and its related products, including Forbes Asia magazine, digital editions and bookazines and...

A reporter for Forbes Africa has been named the recipient of a fellowship that will give him training and experience in the United States this summer. Forbes Media partnered with U.S. journalism foundation Alfred Friendly...

Lewis Dvorkin, the chief product officer of Forbes, writes Wednesday that the business magazine’s experiment asking its online readers to turn off ad blockers hasn’t had any affect on the number of people consuming...

Forbes Media seeks an associate content producer to support the Opinions channel of Forbes.com. Producers are the lynchpin of the Forbes newsroom. They work at the intersection of editorial (senior producers, staff writers, editors and outside contributors)...

Forbes is seeking an assistant social media editor. This person will be responsible for managing our main Twitter account, @Forbes, and will help to develop our social and mobile strategy going forward. Our ideal...

Forbes Media seeks a Senior Content Producer to oversee the Entrepreneurs channel of Forbes.com. Senior Producers are active participants in our expanding newsroom for the era of social media. You will work directly with editors,...

Forbes announced Monday a money-back guarantee to its native ad product BrandVoice, writes Lucia Moses of Digiday. Moses writes, “Advertisers have to spend $250,000 in native plus display over 60 days (up from the minimum BrandVoice...